Some of the Lunar Comics crew crash SoCal to take in San Diego Comic-Con. Ruben DeLuna, Victor Van Scoit and Seth Freeman were in attendance.

WWTX 2006 marked Lunar Comics' third year attending this convention in Arlington, TX. After missing last year, we were happy to be back with a nearly full roster. Ruben DeLuna, Victor Van Scoit, Seth Freeman, Ivan Flores, Chris Griffin, and newcomer Gabby Ruenes were all in attendance. We had a table in Artists Alley again, where we sold artwork and promoted the new all-online comics on our site.

Lunar Editors Ruben DeLuna and Victor Van Scoit attended the grandaddy of all comic book conventions to spread the word about Lunar Comics. In addition, Victor Van Scoit also provided some official video blog coverage for Divx.com!

This was our third year in a row to be guests at Aggiecon, held at Texas A&M University. Our artists participated in fun games like Iron Artist and Sci-Fi Pictionary, as well as spoke on topics like getting published and working in comics. Chris Griffin's art was also used for one of the official con t-shirts. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our table, and to Cepheid Variable for being gratious hosts!

Our second trip up to the Dallas area introduced two of our newest artists, Will Lloyd and Chris Griffin, as well as a cool new banner. We had a blast and got to unveil our new mini-comics "Not Quite Normal" and "All Powerful".

The good people at Cepheid Variable were kind enough to invite us to be guests at Aggiecon, the largest student-run convention in the country. It also happens to be held on our home turf at Texas A&M University. We participated in artists panels and sold artwork in the dealers' room. Ivan Flores won a contest to provide artwork for the convention's program cover, and Ruben DeLuna provided artwork for the convention t-shirt. The original pencilled artwork for both entries were also sold in a charity auction.

This is the convention that started it all! We ventured up to Dallas and into Artist's Alley armed only with our sketch paper, our talent, and a Schlotsky's banner (don't ask). It was definitely a learning experience and our first exposure to working the conventions and interacting with the fun people who attend them.

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